Motherboard / PSU advice needed

[agor]

CPU Core 2 Duo E6600
GPU 640MB 8800GTS EVGA
RAM 2048MB KIT PC 800 G.Skill HZ CL4
CPUCooler Scythe Infinity

Well, dunno if I should choose ASUS P5B Deluxe or P5W DH, want to get 3000+ at least if the CPU isn't crap. Mobo shouldn't exceed 200EUR, too.
Maybe a SLI one for future upgrades in form of another GPU, too? Dunno if they run good with just one GPU, never had SLI.
PSU should be good enough to support an SLI upgrade IF you advice me to get a SLI Mobo. Also shouldnt be over 130-140EUR

Thanks for your time.

[Nazu]

Intel's Bad Axe 2 for mobo. SLI is pretty useless unless you're willing to put huge amounts of money to your comp. Almost always the one high end videocard performs better than two mid range cards in SLI. BX2 supports Crossfire so you can get Crossfire if you must have two videocards. For psu I'd go for the Corsair HX 620w. It can handle E6600 and 8800GTS plus other stuff in your rig and is enough for quad core cpu plus one high end videocard G80/R600.

[perkam]

Intel's Bad Axe 2 for mobo. SLI is pretty useless unless you're willing to put huge amounts of money to your comp. Almost always the one high end videocard performs better than two mid range cards in SLI. BX2 supports Crossfire so you can get Crossfire if you must have two videocards. For psu I'd go for the Corsair HX 620w. It can handle E6600 and 8800GTS plus other stuff in your rig and is enough for quad core cpu plus one high end videocard G80/R600.

The Corsair is a good choice for one quad core and 8800GTS, but if you intend on going X2900XTX or 8900/8800GTX, I'd recommend a psu with a native 8-pin PSU, such as the Silverstone OP650.

Plus, I just checked the price of a Corsair HX on Newegg, it is quite over priced, so unless you desperately need a high end modular psu, stick with silverstone for your high end dx10/quad core needs - until ofcourse another manufacturer releases native 8-pin PSUs.

Perkam